How to Decorate Your Dorm Room with Photos and Posters
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When I wrote my first CF dorm room article, I was still anticipating moving into my single at school. Now I’m (almost) all moved in, and I’ve been getting loads of decor ideas and inspiration from my neighbors and new friends!
This next article in our dorm room series will talk about some common ways people decorate their dorms with photos and posters.
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If you’ve been following us as we’ve gone from choosing color schemes to room layouts, from shopping for bedding to furnishings, then you’ll know that we’ve reached the pinnacle: without further ado, let’s tackle how to decorate your dorm room with photos and posters!
Don’t worry, this isn’t the end of the dorm room series. Over the next few weeks we’ll talk about even more decor ideas, so keep checking back!
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you hang posters on the wall?
You might be wondering how to put up your posters in a dorm setting. Command strips work well (I love these special poster strips), but you can also use tape if preferred so long as you don’t have walls that will be ruined by tape marks when the tape is removed. (When in doubt, go for the Command strips!).
How many posters do I need for my wall?
There is no right number of prints to hang on your wall. If you want a large portion of your wall covered, measure first to see if the size/print combinations will cover that area before purchasing them. The last thing you want is for your posters to be wasted in an unused space.
What Do You Think?
How did you organize and arrange your photos and posters in your room? Did you like our tips? What sorts of posters and photographs did you bring to college with you? Do you have any more suggestions for how to arrange them? Let us know with a comment!
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